Bobby_Davro
msg:90397 | 11:40 am on Sep 13, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Relatively new is about 2 weeks old. No, it isn't in the ODP.
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Macro
msg:90398 | 11:48 am on Sep 13, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Bobby, thanks for that. If Google's doing TPR updates in dribs and drabs that's substantially different behaviour to what it's ever done before.
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Pass the Dutchie
msg:90399 | 12:01 pm on Sep 13, 2004 (gmt 0) |
2 weeks!?!? Marco- agreed Thats sprodic. Any change in the SERPS?
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george123
msg:90400 | 12:12 pm on Sep 13, 2004 (gmt 0) |
nooop
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Pass the Dutchie
msg:90401 | 12:38 pm on Sep 13, 2004 (gmt 0) |
sorry george123 but I realy meant Bobby_Davro's SERPs.
Bobby_Davro is it a subdomain of an existing established site and assuming the toolbar is not out of wack are you able to attribute to the speed of the index.
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Bobby_Davro
msg:90402 | 1:01 pm on Sep 13, 2004 (gmt 0) |
It isn't a subdomain, it is a brand new site. It is only the front page that has been assigned a PR, so it is quite possible that this is actually an IP mix up, or perhaps a DNS issue. Having said that, there has been a corresponding increase in the number of pages indexed for the site, although that may be coincidence. I have another site that had a PR3 on the front page for a while, dropped to zero and then back up to PR3 in the past few days. This site has been penalised on Google for some time.
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Hanu
msg:90403 | 3:05 pm on Sep 13, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Sporadic PR updates could be effect of a more transparent sandbox. When the term sandbox was coined, sandboxed sites had PR but ranked badly, confusing webmasters and users. What if G decided to make the sandbox more obvious to webmasters?
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Macro
msg:90404 | 5:40 pm on Sep 13, 2004 (gmt 0) |
| Sporadic PR updates could be effect of a more transparent sandbox |
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Agreed. Anyone with an older site seeing any PR updates to any pages?
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lbobke
msg:90405 | 6:17 pm on Sep 13, 2004 (gmt 0) |
yes. My main domain has been PR 6 for quite a while, - and so was the version without the "www".
Now "www.domain.net" is PR 6 while "domain.net" is only PR 2.
I can't really tell when the change happened though - just came back from a 4 week trip to South America, but must have been during the last 6 weeks. Laurenz
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Pass the Dutchie
msg:90406 | 9:44 pm on Sep 13, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Marco | Anyone with an older site seeing any PR updates to any pages? |
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nope not since June on any of my established or new for that matter. Laggggggggg My money is on any time now until 26 Sept....any takers?
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ALbino
msg:90407 | 9:48 pm on Sep 13, 2004 (gmt 0) |
I would say there's been a PR update since the sites on my G Directory page have recently all shifted order even though the toolbar PR is identical.
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Hanu
msg:90408 | 12:03 pm on Sep 21, 2004 (gmt 0) |
As of today, PR has been removed from the english and french translations of my homepage (see the first post of this thread). Only the two homepage URLs have PR now.
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Total Paranoia
msg:90409 | 12:40 pm on Sep 21, 2004 (gmt 0) |
| I would say there's been a PR update since the sites on my G Directory page have recently all shifted order even though the toolbar PR is identical. |
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Has anyone else noticed change of PR in showing in the G directory on web design and SEO websites? Almost every site I have looked at in these cats look as though there has been a drop in PR. I noticed this 3 weeks ago. Does anyone think this will be applied to the toolbar?
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